The Sunday Guardian - 2023-04-30

• PM MODI FOCUSES ON TOURISM TO EXPOSE PAK PROPAGANDA ON J&K
• REPORT SHOWS KHALISTANI­S GROWING UNDER THE NOSE OF UK GOVERNMENT
• Speed replacemen­t surgeries revolution­ising knee treatment
• Army’s Thal Sena Bhawan to be ready in 27 months
• Punjab BJP working hard for Jalandhar bypoll
• ED ordered to file report in money laundering case
• CM’S ‘renovation’ spend: BJP to launch campaign against AAP
• BSF OFFICIALS’ INDUCTION IN NIA UNDER SCANNER
• MAMATA WANTS PATNA TO BE OPPOSITION’S POLITICAL BASE
• Bengal BJP seeks Bengali support through cultural engagement
• Bhikhubhai Dalsaniya works silently to strengthen BJP in Bihar
• BJP PLANS SURPRISE STRATEGY FOR MAHARASHTR­A ELECTIONS
• J&K Congress is in a critical phase
• Kashmir’s blossoming spring ushers in unpreceden­ted tourist influx, kindling optimism
• ‘Ajit Pawar’s exit will create greater space for Supriya Sule’
• The tale of a Chief Minister’s bungalow
• Rajasthan Congress faces poll hurdles: Internal survey
• AAP TO KICKSTART CAMPAIGN IN CHHATTISGA­RH SOON
• GEHLOT’S SCHEMES UNNERVE OPPONENTS, BOOST CONGRESS
• MAN WHOSE IDEALISM BROUGHT DOWN JANATA DISPENSATI­ON OF 1977
• There’s a need to utilise ex-servicemen in rural developmen­t
• Have you heard some unheard tales from Naxalbari?
• India can play a leading role in Open Access adoption
• Elite capture behind the chaos in Sudan
• IN A DEMOCRACY, PEOPLE DECIDE THE LEADER
• Random inclusion to ST status must stop
• The Great Resignatio­n metamorpho­ses into the Great Layoff
• Focus shifts to Sukhbir Badal
• When dons are glorified as martyrs
• Israel at 75: Innovating to meet common challenges
• Music is a medium, not the message
• The snake and the rope
• Marriage full of grace
• Who manages China’s ‘rural management’?
• Geopolitic­al turmoil impacts India’s defence procuremen­ts
• SC dismisses plea to restore concession in rail tickets for senior citizens
• Plea dismissed seeking guidelines to curb violence during religious procession­s
• Filing incomplete charge sheet would not extinguish right of the accused: ASG
• SC stays CBI probe in alleged municipali­ty recruitmen­t scam
• HC ORDER STAYED THAT ANNULED MLA’S ELECTION FROM RESERVED CONSTITUEN­CY
• DELHI HC LAUNCHES TWO PROJECTS INCORPORAT­ING TECHNOLOGY IN JUDICIAL FUNCTIONIN­G
• Advanced biodegrada­ble plastics offer solution to crisis
• EUREKA FORBES: PIONEERING GROWTH IN INDIA’S EXPANDING WATER PURIFIER MARKET
• My e-haat: Empowering artisans through tech-driven e-commerce platform
• India needs to study fallout of tobacco use
• The ramshackle Pakistan economy: Is there a way out?
• Iran seizes Us-bound oil tanker in Gulf of Oman
• THAR COAL PROJECT: CHINESE CONTRACTOR­S WORRIED OVER NON-PAYMENT OF DUES BY PAK
• KING CHARLES III: THE CORONATION EXCITEMENT IS PALPABLE IN UK
• SUDAN IS IMPORTANT TO RUSSIA FOR ITS WAR IN UKRAINE
• UK Government inadequate in engaging with faith: Independen­t review by Colin Bloom
• CBI opens investigat­ions into suspected misuse of MSEI funds
• PM MODI FOCUSES ON TOURISM TO EXPOSE PAK PROPAGANDA ON J&K
• NITISH’S ORDER RELEASING TAINTED POLITICIAN CHALLENGED IN THE SUPREME COURT
• Terrorism should be ‘condemned and controlled’: SCO members
• UNDER NATIONAL HYDROGEN MISSION ALL MAJOR PORTS TO HAVE GREEN HYDROGEN BY 2035: SARBANANDA SONOWAL
• Report shows Khalistani­s growing under the nose of UK government
• MPOWER IS A SYMBOL OF HOPE, CHANGE IN MENTAL HEALTH: DR NEERJA BIRLA
• BROWN IS BEAUTIFUL: MAKEUP FOR DARK SKIN
• Drinking Himalayan nectar
• PUNJAB GRILL IS ON THE ROAD TO EXPANSION
• Feasting with a flourish
• THE SACRED AMRITSAR FESTIVAL SET TO HONOUR THE SPIRIT OF THE CITY
• STUDY: HOW DIET CAN AFFECT SKIN

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